VOCAL EXERCISE

Vocal Exercises The voice is a powerful acting tool. But the power is lost if an actor mumbles their lines, can’t be heard, or speaks in a monotone. Breathing Exercises When you control the breath, you control the voice. Inhale t ❖❖ hrough the nose on a six count; exhale slowly with a closed mouth. Repeat four times. ❖❖ Inhale through the nose on a six count; exhale slowly with an open mouth. Repeat four times. ❖❖ Inhale through the nose on a six count; exhale slowly on a hum. Repeat four times. ❖❖ Inhale through the nose on a six count; exhale slowly on a hum into “Ahhhhhh.” Repeat four times. Progressive Breathing Great for calming nerves. Focus only on the slow inhale and exhale. ❖❖ Inhale on a two count. Exhale on a two count. ❖❖ Repeat on a four count, then six count, then eight count, then ten count. Relaxing the Jaw A tight jaw works against you. ❖❖ Make as wide a face as possible (wide open mouth, wide eyes). Then scrunch as tightly as possible. Alternate four times. ❖❖Yawn on a descending scale. ❖❖ Chew imaginary bubblegum. ❖❖Yawn on a descending scale. ❖❖ Chew thick peanut butter. ❖❖Yawn on a descending scale. ❖❖ Chew stale toffee. ❖❖ Stick the tongue all the way out, the tip pointing down. ❖❖ Stick the tongue all the way out, the tip pointing up. ❖❖ Stick the tongue all the way out, the tip pointing to the left. ❖❖ Stick the tongue all the way out, the tip pointing to the right. ❖❖ Make as big a circle as possible with the tongue. Adding Sound ❖❖ Buzz the lips. ❖❖ Choose a song everyone knows and hum the melody through buzzed lips.

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